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NEWPORT DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1960 11. 'GAIL KOGEKS, vi i-nu JAMES GEKAGHTV, vi Almost Time IN CASK YOU HAVEN'T BKEN WATCHING, your calendars lately, it's almost time for school to start again. For those of us who will be seniors, it will bc one of the most important years of our lives. We will take the biggest leap from childhood to adulthood and make important decisions that will affect our whole future. Some of us will decide on colleges, some on business and others on the vocational, i Few 7 James Gerajhtj people havp the advantageous position of the high school senior, with the whole wonderful world before us.

It is our that we have reached the top o'f the ladder, to set the pace for those styi climbing behind us. QUESTION OK TOE WEEK If vou were elected president what is the' first bill you would pass? Harriet Holmes "No more Jimmy Rows "Wipe Teen Scene off the Diane Sicilia "Have my mother and father give a later Nancy De Santis, "Prevent Iri angles from being formed." Donna O.xx "Have everybody know mv last name isn't 'Knox. 1 Carolyn McKeehan "That could get home sooner. 11 Nancy Talbot "That all teenagers should be allowed lo have three accidents." Pat Coggeshall "I r.gree with Nancy Liz Cook i graders shouldn't be allowed lo go oul wilh seniors." Betty James 1 agree with Nancy and Pat." Lois Willcott "To have Donnie R. come' home every Tommy Keeley A 10 Chris Patykewich "Have glass doors kept dirty so some people wouldn't walk into them." Martha Lalli Vl'd have summer school closed." Kenny Sergeant "Make Sue stop talking about Virginia so much." Gerry Gleason "Ban Teen Scene." Mike Martin "Deport Jackie Gleason and Paul De- Cotis." dial-lie Gray "Pass a law that would make Claire visit the White House every flay." Paul NorthTMp "Ban Gerry Gleason from the pitchers mound." Bill McCarthy "Make K.

G. stay away from New York." Jack Girr "Pass a law that would make seniors and eighth graders go out together." Bob Phelan "I'd make Nancy Martin my secretary of state." Elaine licenses cheaper." Pat Simpson "Have Springfield moved to Newport." Henry would answer Teen Scene myself." Dave Reed "Pass a law so could many Liz." Jim Dias "Not let Dave "Edes "punch out" for five minutes." Dave Edes "Pass a law for all girls to hang around Dias gas station." Sue Reardon "Put an end to summer school." Penny Dixon Pass one thai would stop people from calling me "Stonewall" and keep H. from being mad at mp." Sheila Holder "Let boys drive at 14." Vicki Dye "Keep the beaches open all year." Larry Kelly "Judging by my Communist girl friend, it would be impossible for me to become President. DEDICATIONS "Why Do' Love Vou So?" from' Robin Edwards to Peggy Walsh. "I'm Falling In Love Wilh Vou" from Sissy In Joe.

"Please Help I'm'Falling" from Roberta to Bill and from Jack to Sheila. "I'm Sorry" to Frank S. from Liz P. and to Peggy from Gus. "Love Vou So" to Mike G.

from Rosemary J. and lo Greg from Joyce. "Why-Did Vou Have lo Go" "to Sheila H. from "I Know That I'm Falling Too" from tires; to Joyce. "You Talk- Too Much" lo Penny Joslin from Jack Ralhkamp.

"Over The Rainbow" to John from Ginny. "You Mean Everything to Me" lo Richard from Shclba. "See You In September" from Diane, "i Ixjve the i Love" to D. C. from E.

C. and to Toby from Jane. "All My Love" to Donnie W. from Lizzie T. "Will Vou Be Mine?" to Skin C.

Building Site Flooded To Save Foundation BOSTON fAPl-The site of a 150 million dollar business center in the heart of the Back Bay section, once a vast clearing studded with concrete foundations, today is becoming a lake. Engineers workong on the proj ect, acting on company orders, yesterday shut off the pumps keeping out a natural flow of water. They said that within nine days the lake i be 25 feel deep. It's all part of a plan lo protect the foundations from the effects nf cold The action was triggered by failure of the Massachusetts Legislature to act on a proposal to give the Prudential Insurance Co. tax relief for the hotel, stores, office buildings and a convention hall planned the site.

Prudential Vice President Fred Smith, in Newark. emphasized Hint Ihe company is no! abandoning the project and said 1 the company anticipates eventual action by the Legislature. But even a such legislation is passed, lie. said, a redevelopment board must set up new regulations for the construction, which "is likely to take us into the winter." Smith snid cold weather could damage the cement a a poured for the foundation? and company engineers advised flood- ine the area because the water will protect the foundations, from cold, Joann W. "The Chain Gang" to Pete Saravo and his boys.

"Jt's Now or Never" lo Steve M. and Judy S. and lo G. B. from C.

C. "fs a Bluebird Blue" It Cathy D. and Richard to Esther C. from George and to Cathy D. and Steve B.

"Be Bopa Lulaj' to Jerry Cassese "Tell Laura I Love Her" to Pete. "The Robot Jinn" lo Dave Curley "The Lasl Dance 1 lo Bill from Darlene "When Will I Be Loved" lu the boys frorii Laurie "Lei's Have a Party" to Mel from Sue. "Happy Birthday" to F.ggie from Florence. "You Send Me" from John II. lo Dotty D.

"Wish You Were Here" to Bute-hie from from Carol. "Sleepwalk" to Chris Tragakis from the crowd. "Why" to Kathy and Dick. FAREWELL'TO ARMS We like to say gooll-bye a wish good luck to Louis Davis who is moving to Falls Va. PARTY LINE Seen a blast at Judy Stanley's barbeque for her two Westerly guests were: Stille Miller and Judy, Jay La Croii.

ami Alice Holt; Bill Davis and Darlene Cunningahni: Stennie and Roberta Kitchen; Dick Carter and Kathy Daly: Tom Mullen and Judy Crowell: Chris Tragakis and Diane Dayton; Ixmie Davis. PERSONALITY of WEEK -Kathy Byron is a popular junior lass at St. Catherine with dark brown hair and blue eyes. She stands five feel, six a a half inches tall and 6e found water skiing. Kathy also enjoys the song "Walk Don't Run" and pizza.

In school, keeps.busy by editing the yearbook and study, ing her French. Kathy is calm and she shows it her favorite expression. "Take ir Easy." She is in St. Joseph's CYO. In boys Kathy looks for personality, manners and height.

Alter graduation Kathy plans to go to college. FASHIONS: Seen around town were Joe Sousa's light blue chinos John Moniz' blue and white "autymobile" Jess Martindale's yellow slipover shirt. SEEN CRUISING up the bay Sunday were Aida Oliveria. Barbara Ottway. Roy McClymonds, Darlene Cunningham.

Bill Davis, Kathy Ewart, Hank Cotter. SCANDAL SHEET Whal was Robin doing baby sitting with Peggy the other night? We hear that Toby Watkinson is beinj? Why does "lilt! Noodles" want to go out with Steve now a Peggy has gone to New York. Where did Tommy and Ralph go Saturday night? Why is "So Sad" the tune of Jesse Where was Ronnie when Shelley was out with Henrv? Why is Alice called "Alley-Oop?" CLOTHES LINE: Among the nolictable late summer fasiiions wo have seen Jane Harlow's green shirtwaist and madras cumber- bund. Susie Lee's madras blazer, Caroline Tonnat's orange sneakers, Charlotte Cook's blue plaid blouse. Betty James beige print outfit and the- new Rogers varsity sweaters.

CAN YOU IMAGINE Tommy Keely being quiet and reserved, Pat Hislop with plalimum blonde hair, Nancy DeSantis five feet, nine inches tall. i a Butler without a smile, Andy Patykewich with black wavy hair. Karen Johnson without problems, or Newport without ranking, Broadway or the benches! FLASH Teen Scene is always open for any dedications, news, gossip, or ideas you would like l'i contribute. Call the' editors at the numbers listed above. HOISTS -III! These junior sailors at the Newport Yacht Club are getting ready for sail yesterday in program that aids youngsters to learn proper method of handling craft.

Holding sail is Andy Grimes. With him aboard sailboat are, from loll, Diane Peirson. Bill Lucey, Wendy Barry and Terry Sullivan. (Daily News Photo) Marriage Became Pain In The Neck Within Three Hours LANCASTER, Pa. (AP)--Marriage for Robert and Constance Ammon has been a pain in the neck.

It wasn't always that way, of course; al least not for the first three hours after (heir wedding last Saturday in nearby Green Tree. But while they were driving to Ocean City. N.J., for a honeymoon car was rammed by another. Both Robert, 20, and his IS- year-old bride suffered pulled neck muscles. They have been in traction ever since al Lancaster General Hospital--in rooms across the hall from each other.

They'll 'probably be discharged next week. Senate Coalition Gives President More Gains Than Kennedy Acquires BEAMfJFUJL SALAD-'N-SEASONING 1 Polaris In Blastoff Under Own Power LOS ANGELES TAP) A Polaris missile has made a first and "highly successful" blastoff--from 'under water--under its own power. The fleet submarine missile has previously been shot from under water by compressed air, then ignited in Ihe air. The Navy announced that a modified. Polaris was ignited fur Ihe first time Wednesday under Ihe sea.

It was fired from tube at the Navy's-tost facility at'San Clemcntc Island. WASHINGTON 1 (API-President Eisenhower seemed on the ay today toward gelling more satis-' faction out of the Democratic Congress than Sen. John F. Kennedy. Kennedy, the Democratic presidential nominee, has run info trouble from a- coalition of Republicans 'ami Southern Democrats in his efforts lo produce legislation aimed at crossing the "new frontier" he has been talking about.

Partly because of ominous world events, Eisenhower is racking up some gains in the international field. And the coalition is him some things in the domestic area that Vice President Richard M. N'ion, the GOP presidential nominee, can talk about in the campaign. Eisenhower's batting average on the 21-point program he resubrnit- led to Ihe post-convention session apparently will be a respectable Kennedy may hit only .250 on four' major measures lie hoped to gel passed. i gol practically everything he asked for when Ihe Senate passed a S3.989.051.000 foreign aid bill Wednesday.

Even disturbances in the Congo and Cuba contributed to this result, it On the way toward final action is a bill to provide medical care on a federal-state matching basis. This is essentially the Eisenhower formula as opposed to the Senate- rejected Kennedy plan to finance such a program through Social Security taxes. If Congress. finally passes i i wage bill, it probably, will fit the Eisenhower adminis-; tralioA pattern more closely than Kennedy's broader bill providing a higher minimum and extending coverage to more persons. The President got senate approval of the antarctic treaty and appears likely to get congressional authorization for GOO-millioiMlol- lar Latin American Hid program.

His proposal to put a food-for- peace plan before the United Nations which the Democrats say they proposed first is before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with indications that it will get quick action. A 100-million dollar increase in the mutual security contingent fund was approved by the Senate. On the other hand, the congressional session has been a political disappointment tints far for Kennedy. In order" to avoid a filibuster which might have tied the Senate iii knots, the Democratic nominee joined in a vote to kill a hastily produced administration i i rights bill. i He lost his fight for the kind ot a medical care bill he wanted and condemned the measure passed bv Ihe Senate as inadequate.

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